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What should be understood by “refrigerate until firm, 2 hours or overnight”?
The cookie recipe asks for:
1½ cups plus 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1¼ teaspoons ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon ground cloves
¼ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
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at what temperature should apple-choco pie be prepared?
I have done this in the past but didn't really get the pie to turn out like I expect. I am wondering if I am not cooking it at the correct temperature since all the other aspects of the apple-choco ...
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Bake brownies by 2 different ways, what changes?
I tried to learn how to make brownies, searching this out i found out 2 ways:
1) Add the sugar and the eggs together and use a hand mixer to beat them until cream. Then add the mixture in the melted ...
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Why must I return the chilled chocolate cookie dough to room temperature before baking?
According to a chocolate chip cookie recipe, I chilled the cookie dough before baking but it was also written to turn the cookie dough to room temperature before baking. What is the purpose of doing ...
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Preventing chocolate from burning, when its used as the crust of a New York style cheesecake
I am using this flour-less chocolate cake recipe as the crust of a New York style cheesecake. Cake recipe
The full recipe is in the youtube description, if you didn't feel like watching it, and the ...
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4answers
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Callebaut callets vs. block?
So I know that one should never substitute chocolate chips for chocolate in a recipe, but I'm new to the game and don't really know what the deal with these callets is. Are they essentially the same ...
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Cocoa nibs used for cooking or baking?
From my understanding, a cocoa nib is unprocessed cocoa (correct me if i'm wrong please).
Are cocoa nibs ever used for cooking or baking? My assumption is that they need to be processed in order to ...
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How do I make my chocolate brownies 'fudgy'?
What are the key requirements, in terms of both ingredients and techniques, for baking chocolate brownies with a fudgy centre?
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Baking Dark Chocolate in Cookies Without Burning Them
I just tried this amazing chocolate chip cookie recipe. The recipe calls for adding hand-smashed dark chocolate chunks into the batter and mixing.
It seems like the chocolate doesn't break much. I ...
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Can brownie dough sit?
I've been making brownies lately, and my last brownie turned out like dwarf bread. As the recipe and the oven/time haven't changed, my guess is that the preparation went wrong.
I mixed all the ...
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1answer
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Why do I need to melt butter with chocolate?
When I bake with chocolate, especially for cakes and brownies, the recipes always say to melt butter along with the chocolate. Why is this? Would melting them separately cause some sort of problem?
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converting pure chocolate to “bittersweet” chocolate
A chocolate cookie recipe I'm looking at calls for melting down a cup of bittersweet chocolate chips. However, I happen to have a brick of completely unsweetened cooking chocolate in the fridge. Can I ...
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How do I incorporate chiles into a chocolate cake recipe?
One of the traditional combinations of chilies and chocolate is a Mole sauce or the Aztec hot chocolate drink, it has also made a reappearance in the modern confectionery scene. How can I incorporate ...
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Is it possible to make fudgy brownies without oil?
What can I substitute for oil in brownies and still get fudgy brownies? I've tried yogurt and sour cream (individually) and only replacing half the oil with one of those, but the brownies always end ...
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Can couverture chocolate be substituted with other ingredients?
I have a brownie recipe that calls for couverture chocolate to be used. Unfortunately it is getting difficult (and expensive) to obtain this chocolate.
Is there a way to get the same effect using ...

